Hi Trem,
I am still amazed at your success in treating cancer with cs. If you
get any more information, please be sure to post.
I'm on another chase about converting uS to ppm. Some references
claim 1.6uS = 1 ppm, but I believe you use 1 uS = 1 ppm, which is
also confirmed by Frank Key's reports on colloidal products.
I notice you talk about the conversion factor on your Hanna page,
but the actual value doesn't seem to be listed. Here's the section:
"If the water was pure to start with, this meter will read
colloidal silver directly in ppm by applying a correction factor.
We have tested our colloidal silver for ppm using the atomic
absorption method and this meter reads those samples within a
close percent of the laboratory results."
"We supply instructions with the proper correction factor so you
will be able to easily calculate your PPM (parts per million) of
colloidal silver."
http://www.silvergen.com/ppm.htm
I'm sure you posted this information recently, but just to
re-confirm once again, what is the value of the correction factor
you supply with the Hanna?
And do you happen to know where the 1.6uS/ppm value came from?
Thanks!
Best Regards,
Mike Monett
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